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Trash compactor foot pedal

Foot pedal (White)

Foot pedal, (Biscuit)
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Find solutions to common Kenmore trash compactor pedal issues, including replacement instructions and part selection.
If your compactor pedal is unresponsive or requires excessive force to operate, it may need replacement. Check for visible damage or wear.
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First, disconnect power to the unit. Remove the bottom front panel to access the pedal mechanism. Unscrew and replace the worn pedal, then reassemble. For detailed guidance, check out the Kenmore Trash Compactor Pedal Parts page.


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